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Maurice Wutscher Bankruptcy Attorney Alan Hochheiser Named 2026 Super LawyerDec. 16, 2025 — Alan Hochheiser, a leading bankruptcy practitioner at national boutique firm Maurice Wutscher LLP, has been selected to the 2026 Ohio Super Lawyers list for his outstanding work in Consumer Bankruptcy law. Each year, only five percent of the lawyers in the state receive this honor. Super Lawyers is a Thomson Reuters rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Mr. Hochheiser advises and represents... Maurice Wutscher LLP Ranked as a Top-Tier Litigation Firm in 2026 Chambers USA Spotlight GuideDec. 15, 2025 -- Maurice Wutscher LLP has been recognized in the Chambers USA Spotlight Guide: New York as a top-tier firm noted for its excellence in general commercial litigation. In its assessment, Chambers and Partners found that Maurice Wutscher evidenced significant expertise, caliber of talent and experience serving a range of clients in the market. “Maurice Wutscher houses a strong financial services group which is admired for its expertise in the consumer finance space. The firm is noted for its handling of enforcement... Maurice Wutscher’s Alan Hochheiser to Discuss Automatic Stay Violations at CLE Webinar CourseNov. 11, 2025 — Maurice Wutscher bankruptcy practitioner Alan Hochheiser will present the NBI Live webinar course, "Automatic Stay Violations: Creditor Lessons From Recent Case Law," on Nov. 11 from 1 pm to 2:30 pm ET. The powerful, broad-scope automatic stay protection is in bankruptcy courts, and all creditors must pay attention to how it is being interpreted in recent cases. Attendees will learn how the courts are interpreting what constitutes a violation and understand the potential liabilities. CLE credits will be provided.... Maurice Wutscher Attorney Erin McCampbell Paris Wins Compassionate Release for ClientOct. 7, 2025 — A federal judge in Florida has issued an order granting a motion for compassionate release for Bruce Harrison, reducing his sentence to time served. Mr. Harrison is represented by Erin McCampbell Paris, an appellate and constitutional litigation attorney at Maurice Wutscher LLP. Mr. Harrison, 73, was sentenced in 1995 to a 49-year term of imprisonment for narcotics trafficking and firearm convictions. He has served over 30 years of his sentence, which was the result of the harsh and mandatory sentencing laws in place... Maurice Wutscher’s Alan Hochheiser to Review Supreme Court and Appellate Bankruptcy Case Law at ABA Business Law Fall MeetingSept. 12, 2025 — Maurice Wutscher bankruptcy practitioner Alan Hochheiser, co-chair of the ABA Business Law Section’s Consumer Bankruptcy Committee, will review key Supreme Court and Appellate Bankruptcy Court cases that affect both the consumer and commercial practitioner at the ABA Business Law Fall Meeting on Sept. 20 at 10 am ET. The meeting will be presented Sept. 18-20 in Toronto and also online for those who opt to attend virtually. For more information and to register, click here. Alan Hochheiser is a... Maurice Wutscher Attorney Donald Maurice to Discuss New York City’s Debt Collection RuleSept. 4, 2025 — Maurice Wutscher attorney Donald Maurice will discuss the updates to New York City's debt collection rule at the 20th Annual Credit and Collection News Credit Grantor Consortium in Washington, D.C. on Sept. 10. Mr. Maurice, who chairs the New York City Bar Association’s Consumer Affairs Committee, will review the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection's latest changes to the city’s debt collection rule including the monthly log requirements, validation requirements, communication restrictions,... Maurice Wutscher Attorney Erin McCampbell Paris Quoted Regarding Petition for Writ of CertiorariAug. 18, 2025 — Maurice Wutscher Attorney Erin McCampbell Paris has been quoted regarding her petition for writ of certiorari to the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of her client over the constitutionality of a California gaming law that prohibits California cardroom owners from investing in lawful gaming business ventures in other states. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled in March that California’s cardroom licensing restrictions were valid, but the petition asks the Supreme Court to hear this case to clarify that... Next Page »
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